Construction Industry Council

About

The Construction Industry Council (CIC) is a statutory body established in Hong Kong on February 1, 2007. It serves as the central coordinating authority for the construction sector, focusing on promoting unity, excellence, safety, innovation, and workforce development. With around 591 employees and a reported revenue of $32.5 million, the CIC includes a chairman and 24 members representing various stakeholders, including employers, professionals, and government officials. CIC plays a vital role in addressing industry challenges, enhancing professionalism, and supporting sustainable development initiatives. It leads programs like the Sustainable Finance Certification Scheme and funds research projects to advance construction practices. The CIC also provides professional training and trade testing through its subsidiaries, ensuring quality and safety in construction work. Its initiatives include developing skills standards and promoting innovative technologies such as Building Information Modelling (BIM) and mechanized prefabrication.